Mobile UX feedback: Hard to unsubscribe from issue notifications

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It is quite difficult to unsubscribe from notifications for an issue when accessing GitHub on mobile web. I recently wanted to stop receiving emails about an issue, but the Unsubscribe button was not visible by default. In order to find it, I had to:

• Switch to desktop view in my browser.
• Scroll horizontally to the right side of the page.
• Scroll down to finally see the Unsubscribe button.

This experience was confusing and inconvenient. For standard actions like unsubscribing, the relevant buttons and controls should be visible (or at least easily accessible) on mobile. Please consider improving the mobile layout and UX for notification management on both individual issues and repositories.

Thanks!

(I first was forced to have a conversation with Claude who helped me figure out how to finally unsubscribe from nvbn/thefuck#1381 (comment) which I wouldn't have been able to do alone 🙄)

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